Where is the humanity?
Nobel Prize winner, Aung San Suu Kyi’s real face is now evident (“Myanmar’s Suu Kyi blames ‘terrorists’ for crisis”, Gulf News, September 6). We are witness to her opinion. The Nobel Peace Prize is a farce. It’s not about Muslims alone. It seems like humanity has gone on a break. I feel all these institutions that call for peace are a farce too.
From Mr Zafar Imam
Dubai
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Need action
Indeed, it is very sad. As human beings, we are seeing these brutal acts happen every day, and no one is prepared to take action. The West needs to wake up and so does the United Nations (UN), before more people are killed.
From Mr Abdul Karim Anwar
UAE
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Only silence
Bangladesh is still helping the Rohingya Muslims and has been doing so since 1976. We are always with our Muslims brothers and sisters. But we are sad to see other countries silent to this cruel genocide.
From Mr Rahat Anwar
Dubai
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Have courage
So many people are fighting for their lives (“Sharjah family suicide leaves 3 dead”, Gulf News, September 5). Many of us come to the UAE to work in order to provide for our families in our home countries, and we should have the courage to face any circumstances coming our way. I don’t know what people are going through, but I want to say, everything will be alright.
From Ms Michelle Motar
UAE
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Sad news
I don’t understand why some people think of ending their life, without realising how precious life is. I hope and pray that this will be the last case.
From Mr Romeo Evangelista Jr Santuyo
Dubai
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Improve conditions
How can two dozen families live in one villa (“Villa tenants allege cheating by sub-lessor”, Gulf News, September 5)? Something should be done to accommodate people of different levels of income, so that they can live a more comfortable life.
From Ms Cassandra Debbie Sandra Jr.
UAE
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No difference
I wouldn’t expect the service to be any cheaper than the current ones available (“Virgin Mobile officially launches services in UAE”, Gulf News, September 5).
From Mr Paul Sullivan
UAE
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It’s happened before
Gauri Lankesh was not the first to die in this manner (“‘Fearless’ Indian journalist shot dead”, Gulf News, September 5). It seems whoever is against the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) ideology, is being killed. I believe right-wing groups have killed most of the senior writers and columnists who have exposed their fascist ideology, and this is ruining communal harmony among the people in India. They brainwash some people to assassinate those who stand against them. There is no hope left.
From Mr Salman Attarwala
Sharjah
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Princess and paparazzi
The fact of the matter is that those pictures were not edited, they were real (“Kate topless pictures: French court orders magazine to pay 100,000 euros”, Gulf News, September 5). If anyone should be blamed, it should be the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, themselves. They should have realised that the media follows them everywhere they go.
From Mr Absar Godil
UAE
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Respect privacy
Despite being in the spotlight, I think all celebrities need to relax and unwind. The media needs to respect the privacy of celebrities. The Duchess of Cambridge has always carried herself with grace and poise. Publishing such pictures tarnishes her reputation. It’s not like she was walking around in public like this. I’m happy she won the case.
From Ms Isobel Radley
Dubai
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